so that's a six foot deep pond not a 30ft deep lake
and when the boy was pulled from the water there was no specialist equipment involved
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"The boy's stepfather, Anthony Ganderton, eventually dragged his unconscious body from the pond. He had been helped by Sergeant Craig Lippitt, a regular police officer, who jumped into the pond after arriving at the scene minutes after the community support officers.
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When Sgt Lippitt arrived moments later, he stripped off his body armour and jumped in. He found the boy, pulled him to the bank and tried to resuscitate him."
Posted By: blindasabat on September 21st 2007 at 18:54:24
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- Dont usually like to agree with the rozzers but, (General Chat) - NCFC4life, Sep 21, 17:15:39
- Well, two fisherman managed to save his sister (General Chat) - yarmyyarmy, Sep 21, 18:57:26
- so that's a six foot deep pond not a 30ft deep lake (General Chat) - blindasabat, Sep 21, 18:54:24
- Samcks of guilty parents trying to salve threi consciences.. (General Chat) - maddog, Sep 21, 17:24:00
- exactly (n/m) (General Chat) - Commisar_Canary, Sep 21, 23:33:58
- If only they could keep them on a lead, or within eyesight at all times (General Chat) - yarmyyarmy, Sep 21, 18:58:57
- yes the way it has just been reported on Radio 4 , is as if.... (General Chat) - Dirty Delia, Sep 21, 17:40:35
- Apparently the child was already under when they got there.. (General Chat) - maddog, Sep 21, 17:42:55
- i know, also heard the police statement. news failed or decided not to mention.. (General Chat) - Dirty Delia, Sep 21, 17:49:22
- Apparently the child was already under when they got there.. (General Chat) - maddog, Sep 21, 17:42:55
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